Capturing that German Beer Flavor

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Re: Capturing that German Beer Flavor

Postby Weizenberg » Thu Mar 23, 2017 6:41 pm

I never had a problem with any of these malts. Whenever I hear people complaining about the terrible hey character of Weyerman floor malted bopils for e.g., then I'm quietly astounded and perplexed.

In the end, there are preferences. Indeed, Avantgard, Schill and a few others are used extensively by the industry.
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Re: Capturing that German Beer Flavor

Postby Bryan R » Thu Mar 23, 2017 6:54 pm

Then you obviously never got any of the mold tainted lots like us Americans did.


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